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A targeted Israeli strike killed a commander of Hezbollah's elite Radwan force on Monday in one of the most high-profile attacks in three months of hostilities.

Iran International has learnt that an advisor to the Supreme Leader's Office was secretly executed approximately 20 days ago on charges of espionage for Israel.

Two Iranian workers have taken their own lives in recent days, highlighting the severe impact of poor financial and living conditions.

Iran’s hardliners retreated somewhat last week, and authorities approved the candidacy of a few Reformists for the March parliamentary elections to save face.

Fingers of two prisoners who were sentenced to amputation for theft were cut off in Iran’s religious city of Qom, in contravention of international law.

A recent report revealed that a staggering 99.7% of Tehran's population is grappling with depression according to The Tehran Studies and Planning Center.

More than 600 Iranian doctors issued a joint statement urging the high judicial authorities to reconsider the "harsh and unjust" sentences imposed on a protesting couple.

The Israeli army says it has found evidence in Gaza that shows Iran helped Hamas make precision-guided missiles, something the group was thought not to have.

As cases of economic corruption continue to make headlines in Iran, more pundits are speaking out about how the prevailing system makes corruption inevitable.

The flogging of a young woman, Roya Heshmati, by law enforcement for refusing to wear the compulsory hijab in Iran has sparked outrage among many Iranians.

The information screens at Beirut's main airport were targeted on Sunday in a hack that delivered a message directed at Hezbollah leader Hassan Nasrallah.

The imposition of sanctions on Iran's Central Insurance has led to European countries not issuing visas to Iranian transit drivers.

Amid growing public pressure for accountability over the deadly bomb attack in Iran on January 3, authorities are scrambling to defend the security apparatus.

A drone strike believed to be executed by US forces targeting a truck carrying weapons from Iraq to Syria, has left two men wounded.

In a veiled warning, Iran says Donald Trump, Mike Pompeo, and former CENTCOM head Kenneth F. McKenzie should suffer a "lack of certainty" after the death of Qassem Soleimani.

Iran’s clerical watchdog, the Guardian Council, has rejected the qualifications of one in every ten current lawmakers to run in the March parliamentary elections.

A high-ranking commander from the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) said the latest assassination of a senior Hamas figure reflects Israel's 'ongoing defeat'.

A recent spike in black market alcohol poisoning in Maku, in West Azarbaijan province, has led to the deaths of at least seven.

Iranian authorities announced on Saturday that all individuals with possible links to the recent twin bombings in Kerman, claimed by ISIS, have been detained.

A former intelligence minister has revealed Iran's strategy of pursuing and repatriating dissidents through elaborate operations.

ISIS has claimed responsibility for the twin bombings in Kerman, but Iranian politicians and officials continue their allegations about Israel’s involvement.